to get people back to work. fox 5's jennifer davis has details. >> reporter: president obama introduces the nation to his long time friend, harvard professor elizabeth warren. he says she'll be a fierce advocate for all americans, especially the middle class as she sets up a new agency to look out for consumers in their dealings with financial institutions. >> the consumer financial protection bureau will be a watchdog for the american consumer. >> reporter: critics object to the fact that warren is being appointed as a presidential adviser which bypasses the senate confirmation process. others say like this administration, she's too tough on business. >> never before has federal policy been so hostile to small business. on the very businesses that we count on to help grow us out of recessions. >> reporter: the other big washington debate, what to do about tax cuts set to expire at the end of the year. >> i am urging the leaders of the other party to stop holding middle class tax cuts hostage and extend this relief to families immediately. >> reporter: but as newly released f

finding a way to continue to work together which i think would be great. >> reporter: jennifer davis, fox 5 news. >> gray says he and chancellor rhee will continue to have these discussions. >>> president obama urged world leaders to stand united on mideast peace yesterday. he addressed the united nations saying there must be peace in the region. he also warned of the consequences if no agreement is reached. >> if an agreement is not reached, palestinians will never know the pride and dignity that comes with their own state. israelis will never know the certainty and security that comes with sovereign and stable neighbors who are committed to coexistence. >> and comments by iran's president prompted a walkout by some diplomats. mahmoud ahmadinejad said the american government was behind the september 11th attacks and most americans agreed. that caused the u.s. delegation to get up and walk out. the u.s. was not the only delegation to leave during his speech. # 2 other nations also -- 32 other nations also left. >> hey, i hate to be a buzz kill but shouldn't you guys be building cars? >> a

would be great. >> reporter: jennifer davis, fox 5 news. >>> inmates rioting in prison, it's a worst case scenario that every detention center prepares for. tonight we're getting a rare look at the realistic training done in one local county from the weapons to the tactics. we go inside the action next. >>> the government spent a lot of money bailing you guys out and you are coming out here on your lunch break drinking like this? chrysler auto workers caught on camera drinking beer and apparently smoking pot all while on their lunch break. the investigation that's rocked the automaker. >> first full day of fall for us, but it still feels like summer out there. we may be challenging records tomorrow. get ready for a hot end to the workweek and a detailed look at your weekend forecast coming up a bit later on fox 5 news at 10:00. a four years ago, bob ehrlich got fired as governor of maryland. for good reason. first, he protected tax loopholes for giant cable cable companies. then, he let utilities jack up our rates 72%. and for the last four years, he worked as

of mayor fenty during the election and jennifer davis has more on this. >> reporter: the big question everyone's been asking is will michelle rhee stay honest when vincent gray is rung the city. the two sat down and the only news is no news to report. michelle rhee was quiet as she walked into the meeting at high noon with the d.c. council chair have an sent gray and as the two scared -- squared off, they decided not to talk about it. after the meeting, a serious looking rhee looked on and let gray do all the talking. >> the chance that finished was a productive meeting and what we agree upon, we want the best for our kids in the district of columbia. >> reporter: gray said that this is not a decision-making meeting but a philosophical discussion in general and said nothing was discussed about rhee's future with the school system. >> we'll have those conversations inar later discussion and we did not talk about chancellor rhee, we talked about the state of education in the city. >> reporter: despite repeated questions from reporters, rhee stayed mum inside and outside the wil